Create your Wedding Fans with Unique Designs and Latest Style

Bring life to the ceremony by personalizing aisle runners with floral embellishments of either fresh or artificial flowers to each side. Finish the look with a stylish monogram that will serve as a signature for the detailing needed in the reception area on the decorations party Fan Programs.

Embellish:

Fan wedding programs are already unique, but you can make them even more unique by dressing them up a bit. Add some lace or some ribbon. Add in some faux pearls to the decorative side or you can always leave it plain. You do not have to embellish it. If you do, though, be careful. Make sure any embellishments are secure and that they will not cause issues when the guests actually use the fan. Wedding Fans Programs are a fun idea. They show guests you know it is hot and you care about their comfort. A functional fan wedding program just adds a bit of fun and a touch of personalization to your wedding. A summer wedding can be amazing and fan wedding programs will make sure that everyone beats the heat and enjoys the day. 

Decorate tables with sea shell tea light candles. The ivory tone meets any traditional couple's taste; silk flower petals, personalized with a monogram and displayed along with fresh petals, are a romantic favorite; and metal sailboats that contain lifesaver candies matches a more urban style. These tea light candles, silk petal and metal sailboat can serve as summer wedding favors.

Other summer wedding favors include hand fans. Wedding Fans Program may come in silk, paper, buri and sandalwood material. Paper wedding fans make for fabulous and functional wedding favors. Choose a hand fan that mimic the design of Chinese, foldable fans. They can come in various colors and can be personalized with the names of the bride and groom, the wedding date, and the ceremony site at the front. At the back, print the details of the wedding program. Instead of using handles, punch holes at the bottom and tie satin ribbons for an elaborate finish. For a simpler, yet equally elegant version, make use of square paper hand fans with Popsicle stick for handles. Print large the couple's signature monograms on it and tie an organza ribbon around the fan for a chic finish.

The Wedding Programs has become an integral part of the wedding to give family and guests a glimpse of what will happen on the special day of the couple. Although there is no book on etiquette that will tell you that a program is a requirement and many countries and cultures have not yet embraced this part of the wedding. It is the initiative of the couple and their planner to provide one for every family that will attend the wedding especially if the couple feels that it is necessary.

A Wedding Program as a Necessity:

There are certain considerations that some couples believe are necessary which is why they provide Wedding Programs to their guests and families. For instance, there are guests who have different religion/s or culture/s and may not understand what will happen during the ceremony up to the reception. Some couples include a wedding program out of etiquette. They want their guests to be a part of the celebration from start to finish which is why they provide a list of things that will happen, some acknowledgments and other information as needed.

Choosing The Wedding Program That Will Suit Your Preference:

There is no single rule on what you can do and put into your wedding program. It can be as simple as an outlined list of events that will happen during the wedding. Some may opt to include their acknowledgments as well as the list of key persons such as those included in the entourage, the sponsors and of course the wedding officiates. As for the appearance of the program, you may want to choose a format and color theme that will follow your motif and overall style of your wedding. So if you are planning to have a medieval-themed wedding, it's best that your invitations and program have the same design and theme- from the color theme to the lettering. For simple but elegant weddings, whites and beiges are common color themes and these also apply to your invitations and program hand-outs.